Originally posted by senowen
For instance, the girl once told me, in the middle of a casual conversation that a guy I knew had raped her. I was shocked, but asked for details nevertheless. Turns out that while they were both drunk he told her that she should give him oral sex. She thought it was a bad joke and laughed. He then said he was serious. She did it even though she didn't want to. He didn't force her, grab her, or threaten her. While the guy certainly is a ******* (I already thought he was an ******* before) I don't think this was rape. I later worked with an ex-boyfriend (dated before the incident) of hers. Apparently she was a complete psycho and drama queen.
For instance, the girl once told me, in the middle of a casual conversation that a guy I knew had raped her. I was shocked, but asked for details nevertheless. Turns out that while they were both drunk he told her that she should give him oral sex. She thought it was a bad joke and laughed. He then said he was serious. She did it even though she didn't want to. He didn't force her, grab her, or threaten her. While the guy certainly is a ******* (I already thought he was an ******* before) I don't think this was rape. I later worked with an ex-boyfriend (dated before the incident) of hers. Apparently she was a complete psycho and drama queen.
That doesn't sound like a rape . I'm sure some would say that she felt forced and there was some sort of implied threat but on the facts as you relate them, its just wasn't there. Regrets before or after don't qualify. To me , its simple. It should be obvious there is no willing consent or an inability to give that consent
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